But it isn't just a 10 year old feature no one uses. It seems if you write to the NUL file in any directory it still works the same as writing to /dev/null toda

But it isn't just a 10 year old feature no one uses. It seems if you write to the NUL file in any directory it still works the same as writing to /dev/null today. There might be scrips written yesterday that rely on that behavior.